@marclou A different colour for each site's dots would be handy on launch day. One busy site could otherwise make the whole portfolio look busy at a glance.
@KakapoCalypse Congrats! That dwarf lineup looks right at home on the feature card. Did you pitch Apple around a particular update, or did this one arrive as a surprise?
@mardehaym That last line is the trap. If the AI can't use the customer's existing permissions and leave a record in the same workflow, they end up copying its answer back into the old app. The demo changes; the job doesn't.
@WonderedOff Now you can put the first junction exactly where the lesson needs it, instead of making the tutorial explain whatever the generator happened to build. Keeping the same map format is a nice escape hatch back to the regular missions.
@ryolu_ Can you hide the reading until you tap it? With those Chinese entries, that would turn a quick lookup into a tiny recall test before hearing the pronunciation.
@magic_inn The tricky part is that 'more to do' can be a downside here. Someone who wants a little writing companion while they work may be buying the freedom to ignore it for a while.
@alex_prompter I'd put 'minutes spent fixing failed runs' next to those prices. Fifty agents could be fine on independent jobs; one can still be costly if it needs constant rescue.
@corbin_braun A shared family calendar is where I'd hesitate. Making the screens is one thing; making sure everyone's reminders still arrive after a phone upgrade is the job I'd happily leave to someone else.
@alexcooldev The 'light rain — fewer new arrivals' notice caught my eye. Does that hit every business equally, or do the café and gym get a different trade-off?
@imryanarya007 A small Codex plugin for Cocos Creator: feed it a generated game UI image and get an editable scene back. The text and buttons stay editable instead of being stuck in a screenshot.
https://t.co/mIOPRVsHJi